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The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Established 1874.

The Oberlin Review

Schiano’s Mediocrity an Unacknowledged Motive of Protests

Julie Schreiber, Sports Editor December 1, 2017

Editor’s note: This article contains mentions of sexual abuse. Greg Schiano, the current defensive line coach of the Ohio State Buckeyes, signed a memorandum to become the new Head Coach of the University...

Seniors Tristan Clonch (left) and Eliza Poor, Oberlin club soccer captains.

In The Locker Room with Eliza Poor and Tristan Clonch, Club Soccer Captains

Alex McNicoll and Julie Schreiber, Sports Editors December 1, 2017

This week, the Review sat down with club soccer captains and college seniors Eliza Poor and Tristan Clonch, both of whom have been members of the team for their entire Oberlin careers. We discussed the...

Write-In Votes for Athletes Must Consider Qualifications

Alex McNicoll, Sports Editor December 1, 2017

New York sports fans found a novel way of honoring their athletes off the field last month, as the New York Yankees’ Aaron Judge and Knick’s Kristaps Porzingis received write-in votes for mayor of...

Senior forward Gwennie Gardiner fights for a ball against the Kenyon College Ladies’ defense in the Yeowomen’s 2–1 loss to the Kenyon College Ladies on Oct. 24.

Gardiner Leaves Yeowomen After Program Turnaround, Successful 67-Game Career

Alex McNicoll, Sports Editor December 1, 2017

Gwennie Gardiner wears a ribbon in every single one of her soccer games. It’s for good luck. However, she probably didn’t need it when she scored her fourth goal of the game at the 22:30 mark of Oberlin’s...

Seniors Tess Jewell (left) and Emma Schechter.

In the Locker Room with Tess Jewell and Emma Schechter, OCET, OCDT Captains

Alex McNicoll, Sports Editor November 17, 2017

This week, the Review sat down with seniors Tess Jewell and Emma Schechter, captains of Oberlin’s Dressage and Equestrian teams, respectively. As they near the end of their four-year careers, they reflected...

Perspective: A Thank You to Baseball

Alexis Dill, Sports Editor November 17, 2017

The other day, I passed a young father playing catch with his son in the driveway, and as I drove off, tears gathered in my eyes as I reminisced about the times when that little boy was instead a little...

Sophomore guard Ally Driscoll tries to move the ball past a defender in last season’s Nov. 28 loss to the University of Mount Union Purple Raiders. Wednesday, she scored a team-high 14 points in their 44–65 season opening loss to the Purple Raiders.

Yeowomen Dismantled by Purple Raiders in Season Debut

Alex McNicoll, Sports Editor November 17, 2017

In their first game since dropping a nail-biter to the DePauw University Tigers in last year’s North Coast Athletic Conference semi-finals 58–54, the Yeowomen lost their season opener to the University...

Halsten Claims Regional Championship, Headed to Nationals

Julie Schreiber, Sports Editor November 17, 2017

Select members of the men’s and women’s cross country teams took their marks in Powell, Ohio last Saturday to compete in the NCAA Great Lakes regional meet — one of the final contests of the season...

US Gymnastics Must Address Sexual Assault

Julie Schreiber, Sports Editor November 17, 2017

Last week, it was Harvey Weinstein. This week, it was Roy Moore. Yesterday, it was Al Franken. Throughout the past few weeks, it seems as if almost every accomplished, coveted, and powerful man in America’s...

From left to right: First-year Nick Dawkins, first-year Daniel Hill, junior Ethan Hill, senior Ken Allen, junior Jake Parentis, and Cortland Hill, OC ’77.

Club Hockey Skates Again

Alex McNicoll, Sports Editor November 17, 2017

The Plague, Oberlin’s club hockey team, will play its second and final game this semester against The Chiefs, a team of Hockey North America, a recreational no-checking hockey league, tomorrow. While...

Sophomore defensive back Jubreel Hason plays tight coverage against the Hiram College Terriers receiver last Saturday in their 27–14 win

Football Earns Decisive Win During Parents Weekend

Julie Schreiber, Sports Editor November 10, 2017

The Yeomen won their first game in nearly two months last Saturday, as they defeated the Hiram College Terriers 27–14, holding control for practically the entire game. The win, the Yeomen’s third at...

Professional Athletes Risk Image for Autonomy

Alex McNicoll, Sports Editor November 10, 2017

Eric Bledsoe, who tweeted “I don’t wanna be here” Oct. 22, was traded from the Phoenix Suns to the Milwaukee Bucks Tuesday. While he claimed that he referenced being in a barber shop, Bledsoe has...

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